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Why does the government make laws about the use of chemicals that are know to be mutagens?
The government regulates the use of chemicals known to be mutagens to protect public health and the environment. Mutagens can cause genetic mutations that may lead to serious health issues, including cancer and hereditary disorders. By establishing laws, the government aims to minimize exposure to harmful substances, ensure safe handling and disposal practices, and promote research on safer alternatives. These regulations help safeguard both current and future generations from potential genetic damage.
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Why do governments make laws about the use of chemicals that are known to be mutagens?
because the government has a responsibility of public health which includes the proper use of mutagen and the chemicals can cause mutation which could lead to medical conditions.
What is the excecutive branch of government?
The excecutive branch of the government is the President. You know, the one who makes vetos the laws or passed them. The laws he passes are national; NOT state laws. And there's your answer.
Why is it important to know what the purpose of a government are?
To know the purpose means that you know what government is and what it can do for you. Without government there is no structure to making laws, how to choose a leader, and to keep us safe. If you read John Adams he writes that government is to take care of the people and to ensure their happiness.
What are the importance of civic education in Cameroon?
Know your country, its government and laws governing your country
What does written plan of government mean?
A country must have a written plan of government to keep order. People must know the laws and hierarchy of government officials.
Which branch of government can suggest laws or policies?
the head this branch can suggest ideas for new laws in the state of the union speech what is this branch i don't know
What has your government done to prevent pollution?
The United States government has passed laws to prevent pollution. The government has also placed taxes on fuels and dangerous chemicals to encourage businesses to find better alternatives. They also fine businesses or people who pollute.
Who do the government make the laws for?
the Government makes the laws for us
Why did Virginia colonists want a local government to make laws?
because they just did how am I going to know
What are the CONS of liberalism and the PROS of consevatism....need to know ASAP?
Liberalism leads to bigger government, because the people want nothing but more laws. Conservatism wants less government regulation, but again leads to bigger government and more laws. Neither of them repeal laws that they disagreed with while running.
Right to know laws pertain most to?
Right to know laws primarily pertain to public access to information held by government agencies, particularly regarding environmental hazards, health risks, and hazardous substances. These laws aim to empower citizens by ensuring they are informed about potential dangers in their surroundings, enabling them to make informed decisions. They often require businesses and governmental bodies to disclose information about chemicals, pollutants, and other risks that could affect public health and safety.
How were colonists different from each other?
they had different government, laws (slavery), and charters. That's all I know :)
